Nilfisk-Advance C 125.4 User manual

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C 125.4 / C 130.2 / C-PG 130.2 X-TRA
Instructions for use

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User Manual ................................................................ 3 - 19
Instruktionsbog ............................................................ 20 - 36
Instruksjonsbok............................................................ 37 - 53
Instruktionsbok ............................................................ 54 - 70
Käyttöohje.................................................................... 71 - 87
Betriebsanleitung......................................................... 88 -105
Instructions d’utilisation ...............................................106 -124
Gebruiksaanwijzing .....................................................125 -142
Istruzioni sull’uso .........................................................143 -160
Instrucciones de manejo..............................................161 -177
Instruções de operação...............................................178 -195
Οδηγίες χρήσης...........................................................196 -214
Kullanım Kılavuzu........................................................215 -233
Návod k obsluze..........................................................234 -250
Használati útmutató.....................................................251 -267
Instrukcja użycia..........................................................268 -285
Priručnik za korisnike...................................................286 -302
SL Navodila za uporabo ..............................................303 -319
Návod na používanie...................................................320 -337
Lietošanas instrukcijae ................................................338 -354
Naudojimosi instrukcija................................................355 -371
Kasutamisjuhend.........................................................372 -388
Руководство ...............................................................389 -408
操作说明 ......................................................................409 -423

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Contents
1 Introduction.................................................................................................. 4
1.1 Symbols used to mark instruction.......................................................................4
2 Safety precautions and working techniques................................................4
3 Before you start using your high pressure washer................................ 10
3.1 Mounting of trolley handle, hose hook and hose reel .......................................10
3.2 Mounting of quick coupling ...............................................................................10
3.3 Mounting of Battery (Cell battery – CR 2032) – Only for models with
Wireless regulation ................................................................................................. 10
4 Operating your high pressure washer..................................................... 11
4.1 Connection of high pressure hose ....................................................................11
4.2 Mounting of spray lance and Click&Clean nozzles...........................................11
4.3 Water Connection .............................................................................................11
4.4 Starting the high pressure washer....................................................................12
4.5 Pressure regulation on the TORNADO® PR-nozzle.........................................12
4.6 Stationary use...................................................................................................12
4.7 Pairing the machine (Models with wireless regulation) .....................................13
4.8 Using wireless regulation (Models with wireless regulation).............................13
5 Fields of application and working methods............................................ 13
5.1 General .............................................................................................................13
5.2 Typical fields of application ...............................................................................14
6 After using the pressure washer.............................................................. 15
6.1 Stopping the high pressure washer ..................................................................15
7 Maintenance............................................................................................... 15
8 Troubleshooting......................................................................................... 16
9 Accessories and detergents..................................................................... 17
10 Warranty Conditions ................................................................................. 17
11 Main technical Data ................................................................................... 18
12 Declaration of Conformity......................................................................... 19

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1 Introduction
1.1 Symbols used to mark instruction
All pictograms attached to the high pressure washer and its components are shown and ex-
plained in this manual.
Safety instructions marked with this symbol must be observed to prevent personal injury or
serious damage to property.
Caution where there is a risk of damaging the machine or its individual components.
This symbol indicates tips and instructions to simplify work and to ensure a safe operation of
the high pressure washer.
2 Safety precautions and working techniques
Before starting up your machine for the first time, this instruction manual must be read through
carefully. Save the instructions for later use.
WARNING!
• Inhalation of aerosols can be hazardous to health.
Where applicable use a device in order to avoid or re-
duce aerosols production, e.g., a shield covering the
nozzle. For protection against aerosols use a respira-
tory mask of class FFP 2 or higher.
• The high water pressure generated by the machine
and the power connection are particular sources of
danger.
• Machines shall not be used by children or untrained
personnel. Children should be supervised to ensure
that they do not play with the machine.
• Do not use the machine within range of persons un-
less they wear protective clothing.
• Before starting up your machine please check it care-
fully for any defects. If you find any, do not start up
your machine, contact your Nilfisk distributor. The in-
sulation of the electric cable should be faultless and
without any cracks. If the electric cable is damaged,
an authorized Nilfisk distributor should replace it.
• Always unplug the power plug before cleaning or
maintenance and when replacing parts or converting
the machine to another function.
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• Observe the national safety regulations issued, for
example, by the employers liability insurance associa-
tion, social security institutions, occupational safety
and health authorities or other organizations.
Accessories and spare parts
• To ensure the machine safety only use original spare
parts from Nilfisk or approved by Nilfisk.
• High pressure hoses, fittings and couplings are impor-
tant for the safety of the machine. Only use hoses, fit-
tings and couplings recommended by Nilfisk.
Physical, sensory or mental conditions
• This machine is not intended for use by persons
(including children) with reduced physical, senso-
ry or mental capabilities or lack of experience and
knowledge. If the machine is used by people with re-
duced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack
of experience and knowledge they shall have been
given supervision or instruction concerning use of the
machine in a safe way and understand the hazards in-
volved.
Applications
This machine has been developed for domestic use
such as:
• Car, motorbike, boat, caravan, trailer, patio/drive/flag-
stones, woodwork, brickwork, barbecue, garden furni-
ture, lawn mower.
Any other use is considered as improper use. Nilfisk
accepts no liability for any damage resulting from such
use. The risk for such use is borne solely by the user.
Proper use also includes proper operation, servicing
and repairs as specified in this instruction.
Clothing and equipment
Always take action to protect yourself when operating
the machine.
• Wear shoes with non-slip soles.
• Wear goggles, ear protection and protective clothes
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during operation.
Transporting the high pressure washer
• When transporting the machine in or on a vehicle, it
must be secured, e.g. with straps, so that it cannot slip
or tip over.
• Nilfisk recommends that the machine is positioned
horizontally on the backside, when transported in or
on a vehicle.
Detergents
• This machine has been designed for use with clean-
ing agents supplied or recommended by Nilfisk. The
use of other cleaning agents or chemicals may ad-
versely affect the function of the machine.
Before starting the work
Inspecting the machine
• Do not use the machine if a supply cord or important
parts of the machine are damaged, e.g., safety de-
vice, high pressure hose, and spray handle and spray
attachments.
• The trigger of the spray handle must move easily and
automatically return to its starting position when re-
leased.
• Always keep high pressure hose and spray attach-
ment in good condition (clean, moving easily) and cor-
rectly assembled.
Electrical connection
WARNING!
Minimize the risk for electrical shock:
• Voltage and frequency of the machine (see rating
plate) must match the voltage of and frequency of the
mains supply.
• Only connect the machine to electrical installation
made by a certified electrician and comply with IEC
60364-1.
• It is recommended that the electrical supply to the
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machine should include a residual current device that
will interrupt the supply if the leakage current to earth
exceeds 30 mA for 30 ms.
• Inadequate extension cables can be dangerous. If an
extension cable is used, it shall be suitable for outdoor
use, and the connection has to be kept dry and off the
ground.
• Nilfisk recommends use of an extension cable drum
when cable extension is needed which keeps the
socket at least 60 mm above the ground.
• If the electric cable is damaged, it must be replaced
by an authorized Nilfisk distributor or similar qualified
person in order to avoid a hazard.
Water connection
• This high pressure washer is only allowed to be con-
nected with the drinking water mains, when an appro-
priate backflow preventer has been installed, Type BA
according to EN 60335-2-79.
• The backflow preventer can be ordered under number
106411177.
• As soon as drinking water has flown through the back-
flow preventer, it is no longer regarded as drinking
water.
• Operation by suction (e.g. a rainwater vessel) is car-
ried out without a backflow preventer – see “Connec-
ting to a pressureless water supply”. The machine
can be connected to water mains with a max. inlet-
pressure of 1 MPa/10 bars and max. 40°C.
Safety devices
Locking device on spray handle:
• The spray handle features a locking device. When the
pawl is activated, the spray handle cannot be ope-
rated.
Thermal sensor:
• A thermal sensor protects the motor against overload-
ing. The machine will restart after a few minutes when
the thermal sensor has cooled.

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Pressure safety device:
• An integrated hydraulic safety valve protects the
system from excessive pressure.
During work
WARNING!
• It is not allowed to clean asbestos-containing surfaces
with high pressure.
• Risk of explosion – Do not spray flammable liquids.
• Never draw in fluids containing solvents (e.g., gaso-
line, heating oil, paint thinner or acetone) These sub-
stances damage the materials used in the machine.
Their spray is highly combustible, explosive and poi-
sonous.
• Never direct the water jet at yourself, other persons,
not even to clean clothing or footwear - risk of injury.
• Never direct the water jet at pets or other animals.
• Never direct the water jet at live electrical equipment
or the machine itself - danger of short-circuiting.
• The spray lance is affected by a kickback force less
than 20N and a sudden torque when activating the
trigger of the spray handle during operation.
• This high pressure washer machine must not be oper-
ated at temperatures below 0°C.
• Never start up a frozen machine. Frost damages are
not covered by the guarantee!
• Always ensure firm and safe footing.
• The machine shall be operated in an upright position.
• If the machine is left or not used for 5 minutes, it must
be switched off on the start/stop switch "O" (1).
After finishing the work
WARNING!
• Always switch off the machine and unplug the power
plug from the socket after work and when leaving the
machine unattended.
• Disconnect water inlet hose between machine and
water supply.

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• Always empty pump, hose and accessories of water
after use of the machine and prior to storing.
Maintenance and repairs
WARNING!
• Always disconnect the electrical plug from the socket
prior to maintenance, cleaning and repair.
• Any repair should always be made in Nilfisk autho-
rized workshop with original Nilfisk spare parts.
• Do not attempt any maintenance not described in the
instructions.
• If the machine refuses to start, stops, pulsates, pres-
sure fluctuates, motor busses, fuse blows or no wa-
ter comes out, check the trouble shooting diagram
in these instructions. In case other problems occur,
please contact your local Nilfisk distributor.
Recycling the high pressure washer
Make the old machine unusable immediately.
• Unplug the machine.
• Cut the electric cable.
• The battery must be removed from the appliance be-
fore it is scrapped; the battery is to be disposed of
safely.
Do not discard electrical appliances with household
waste. As specified in WEEE Directive 2012/19/EC on
old electrical and electronic appliances, used electrical
goods must be collected separately and recycled eco-
logically. Contact your local authorities or your nearest
dealer for further information.

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3 Before you start using your high pressure washer
See the pictorial quick reference guide – unpacking.
Illustration shows the operation elements and how to prepare your machine for use.
Operation elements
1 Start/stop switch
2 Water inlet (with filter)
3 High pressure connection
4 High pressure hose
5 Electric cable
6 Click & Clean spray lance
7 Spray gun with lock (7a)
8 Click & Clean Tornado®PR nozzle
9 Click & Clean Powerspeed®nozzle
10 Click & Clean foam sprayer
11 Nozzle cleaning tool
12 Trolley Handle
13 Hose reel (not standard)
14 Hose hook / cable hook
15 Model tag
16 Warning sign
17 Quick coupling
3.1 Mounting of trolley handle, hose hook and hose reel
Mounting of trolley handle and hose hook (standard modelsl)
A1 Mount the trolley handle (12) on the machine. Mount the hose hook (14) on the handle.
Mounting of trolley handle and hose reel (models with hose reel)
A2 Mount the trolley handle (12) on the machine. Mount the hose reel (13) on the handle.
3.2 Mounting of quick coupling
A3 When mounting the quick coupling for the first time, check that the factory fitted filter is
positioned in the water inlet pipe.
IMPORTANT!
The inlet filter must always be fitted in the water inlet pipe to filter out sand, limestone and other
impurities as these will damage the pump valves. The filter is factory fitted.
If the filter is removed this will invalidate the guarantee.
3.3 Mounting of Battery (Cell battery – CR 2032) – Only for models with Wireless regulation
A4 Unscrew (1) the lid (2) to access the battery compartment in the wireless spray handle.
Gently push the battery (3) into the battery holder (4), + sign facing upwards as
illustrated.
Mount the lid (1) to the battery compartment (2). Make sure that the lid gasket (3) is still
placed properly in the groove at the spray handle.
A5 When the battery is mounted correctly, the orange LED (1) will flash for two minutes or
until the spray handle has been paired with the machine. If pairing is not executed within
2 min., the spray handle enters into stand-by mode (battery saving) -> for pairing see
section 4.7.
• If in standby mode and no pairing is in place, then the pairing process can be revital-
ized by pressing the up/down keys to activate the spray handle. Orange LED will then
flash until pairing is completed or resuming standby mode.
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IMPORTANT!
When the battery runs out and you insert a new battery, the old battery must be disposed of
safely.
4 Operating your high pressure washer
See the pictorial quick reference guide – operating your high pressure washer.
4.1 Connection of high pressure hose
B1 Attach the high pressure hose (4) to the spray handle (7). Detach the high pressure hose
by pressing the pawl (A).
B2 Mount the high pressure hose on the outlet (3).
4.2 Mounting of spray lance and Click&Clean nozzles
B3 Push the spray lance (6) into the spray handle (7), twist and release.
NOTE!
The spray lance has a built-in low pressure nozzle that can be used for flushing away
dirt.
B4 When attaching the nozzles (8, 9), press the nozzles into the spray lance.
IMPORTANT!
When attaching the click & Clean nozzles, the pawl on the side of the spray lance should come
out again. The nozzle should stay in position when pulling it.
B5 Push the foam sprayer (10) into the spray lance (6).
NOTE!
The foam sprayer features a swivel lock, which must be positioned in the hole in the Click &
Clean spray lance. Press the pawl to detach the Click & clean nozzles and the foam sprayer.
IMPORTANT!
Before starting the cleaning job, check that the machine is in an upright position and placed on
an even surface. Do not place the machine in long grass!
4.3 Water Connection
IMPORTANT!
Connecting to pressurized water supply
The inlet water max. pressure is 1 MPa/10 bar and the max. temperature is 40°C – see rating
plate. An ordinary ½" garden hose of min. 10 m and max. 25 m will be suitable.
B6 Check that the filter is fitted in the water inlet pipe and that it is not clogged up.
B7 Connect the water hose to the water supply by means of the quick connector. Turn on the
water.
Connection to the drinking water mains according to national and local regulations.
Let the water run through the water hose before connecting it to the machine to prevent sand
and dirt from penetrating the machine.
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B8 Turn off the water and connect the water hose by means of the quick coupling to the wa-
ter inlet of the machine.
Connecting to pressure less water supply
The machine can also operate in suction mode, meaning that you can connect the machine to
e.g. rainwater vessels, rivers, lakes and cisterns etc. When taking in water from non drinking
water mains the backflow preventer is not needed.
When connecting the machine to operate from pressure less water supplies – always use ad-
ditional filtering to secure that impurities are not sucked in. Hose length should be max. 3 meter
and of minimum ½".
To meet these requirements, Nilfisk recommends that you use the original Nilfisk suction hose
kit.
The Machine is designed for suction up to 0.5 meter above water surface.
• Position the machine at max. 0.5 meter above the water surface. Detach the high pressure
hose from the outlet.
• Ensure that the inlet filter is in position and attach the suction hose kit, secure tight connec-
tion to the inlet.
• Turn on the machine, turning the start/stop switch (1) to position "I".
• Wait until a steady jet exits the outlet.
• Switch off the machine and attach high pressure hose (4), spray handle, lance and nozzle.
• Start the machine again and activate the spray handle.
4.4 Starting the high pressure washer
IMPORTANT!
Connecting to mains power supply
The voltage and frequency of the machine (see model tag (15)) must match the voltage and
frequency of the power supply.
Connecting the high pressure washer to a supply system, the max allowed impedance is =
0,29+j0,18(Zmax). Consult with the supply authority that the equipment is connected only to
a supply of that impedance or less.
B9 Insert the power plug into power supply socket.
B10 Turn on the water.
B11 Release the trigger lock (7a). Remember to unplug, turn off the high pressure washer and
lock the trigger, when leaving the high pressure washer unattended
B12 Activate the trigger of the spray handle and let the water run until all air has escaped from
the water hose.
B13 Turn on the machine, pressing the start/stop switch to position "I".
B14 Activate the trigger of the spray handle. When releasing the trigger of the spray handle,
the machine automatically stops. The machine will start again when you reactivate the
trigger of the spray handle.
4.5 Pressure regulation on the TORNADO® PR-nozzle
B15 The pressure can be regulated on the TORNADO®PR nozzle.
4.6 Stationary use
B16 If mounting a special wall hook (not standard), the pressure washer can be used as a
stationary solution meaning that it can be operated while hanging on the wall.
Only mount the wall hook on a sturdy wall. Adjust the length of the screws and size of
rawlplugs to the type of wall.
B17 On the wall hook Multi Brush (a) foam sprayer (b), Click & Clean brush (c) and Click &
Clean nozzles (d) can be stored.
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IMPORTANT!
The bearing capacity of the wall hook is max. 30 kg.
4.7 Pairing the machine (Models with wireless regulation)
B18 Before using the machine with wireless regulation, the spray handle must be electrically
paired to the machine. When the battery has been mounted - ref. section 3.4, and the
spray handle is in pairing mode (orange LED is flashing (1) then turn on (2) the machine.
The orange LED is now turned off and the spray handle is operational.
4.8 Using wireless regulation (Models with wireless regulation)
B19 The water pressure and use of energy is regulated by clicking the arrows (1) on the spray
handle. The power can be regulated stepwise by pushing and releasing each button. It
can also be regulated continuously by pushing and holding down each button. If so, the
power will be increased/ decreased until max/ min is reached. The green LED illustrating
the power level (2) is only lighting when pressing the up/down keys (1).
• Other wireless units (eg. microwave ovens, baby monitors, neighbours' wireless
devices) that operate in the 2.4 GHz band can have a reduced effect on the wireless
range between spray handle and machine.
5 Fields of application and working methods
5.1 General
Efficient high presure cleaning is achieved by following a few guidelines, combined with your
own personal experience of specific cleaning tasks. Accessories and detergents, when correct-
ly chosen, can increase the efficiency of your pressure washer. Here is some basic information
about cleaning.
5.1.1 Detergent and foam
Foam or detergent should be applied onto dry surfaces so that the chemical product is in direct
contact with the dirt. Detergents are applied from bottom to top, for example on a car body-
work, in order to avoid "super clean" areas, where the detergent collects in higher concentrati-
on and streams downwards. Let the detergent work for several minutes before rinsing but never
let it dry on the surface being cleaned. Note: It is important that the detergents do not dry up.
Otherwise the surface that has to be cleaned can be damaged.
5.1.2 Mechanical effect
In order to break down tough layers of dirt, additional mechanical effect may be required. Spe-
cial wash brushes offer this supplementary effect that cuts through dirt (especially by car wash-
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5.2 Typical fields of application
Below you will find a description of a lot of cleaning tasks which can be solved by a pressure washer from
Nilfisk in association with accessories and detergents.
Task Accessories ‘Click
& Clean’
Cleaning method
Car Car nozzle,
auto brush,
underchassis
nozzle,
Foam sprayer,
Car Combi Cleaner
1. Apply Car Combi Cleaner with the foam sprayer. Always
start from the bottom and work upwards. Let Car Combi
Cleaner act for at least 5 min.
2. Wash the car with the car nozzle, which has been optimized for
quick and gentle cleaning of enamelled surfaces (the jet is wider
and not so sharp). Start at the front of the car and work back-
wards to avoid water from penetrating by the door mouldings.
3. Use the brush for removal of traffic film which is not removed by the
nozzle. If the car is very dirty, apply Car Combi Cleaner again.
4. Attach the undercarriage nozzle and clean undercarriage and
wheel arches.
5. Remove water from the surface of the car with the scraper
on the car brush. Make sure that all grains of sand etc. have
been removed before using the scraper. Wipe with a wash lea-
ther where the scraper cannot reach.
Rims, alumi-
nium
Multi Brush with
Rim brush head,
auto nozzle,
foam sprayer,
Car Combi Cleaner
Apply Car Combi Cleaner with the foam sprayer or the Multibrush
with detergent tank. Let it act for approx. 5 min.. Wash with rim
brush head.
Be careful! The high pressure jet may damage the tyres.
Flagstones,
concrete
floors and
other hard
surfaces
Powerspeed®
nozzle,
Stone & Wood
Cleaner,
Patio Cleaner
Wash towards outlets or the like. On surfaces with foulings you
may start by applying Stone & Wood Cleaner with
the foam sprayer. Wash before the soap dries. Another
more effective and quicker method is to use the Patio
Cleaner. Thus you will also avoid splashes.
Garden furni-
ture, wood
Multi Brush with
Garden brush head
(with or without
detergent tank)
Stone & Wood
Cleaner
Foam sprayer
Apply Stone & Wood Cleaner with foam sprayer or Multi Brush
with Garden brush head and wash before the soap dries.
NOTE: Use the Multi Brush with Garden brush head to clean off
the dirt.
Brickwork,
Wood work
Powerspeed®
nozzle,
Stone & Wood
Cleaner,
Patio Cleaner
Same method as for flagstones, but be careful - bad joints and
wood may be damaged by high pressure. You may choose only
to use the Tornado®nozzle. Adjust the distance (pressure) to
the quality of the joints and the wood. Patio Cleaner can also be
used on vertical surfaces.
Gutter Underchassis spray
lance
Wash the gutter with the nozzle. Always wash towards
downpipes. Beware not to spray under the roofing.
Cleaning of
drain pipes,
outlets, down
pipes etc.
Tube cleaner Push the tube cleaner approx. ½ m (to mark) into a tube or drain
and activate the trigger of the spray handle. The nozzle opening
turning backwards will pull the cleaner through the tube. The
nozzle will break down the „plug“ and flush the dirt backwards.
Rust, paint Water/sandblasting
equipment
Mount the water/sand blasting equipment and rust and paint
is efficiently and quickly removed. Beware not to damage the
surface to be sandblasted.
Greenhouse Tornado®PR nozzle
brush, Stone &
Wood Cleaner
Wash with high pressure and maybe a brush. You may use Stone
& Wood Cleaner to remove moss and algae.
Garden tools,
lawn mover
Tornado®PR
nozzle, Power-
speed®nozzle,
multiangle adaptor,
Metal Cleaner
Rinse the worst dirt off with the nozzle. Apply Metal Cleaner with
the foam sprayer and let it act for approx. 5 min. Wash with the
nozzle.You may use the multiangle adaptor for hard to get at
areas to avoid splashing.

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6 After using the pressure washer
See the pictorial quick reference guide – storing the high pressure washer.
The high pressure washer should be stored in a frost free room! Should the machine by a mis-
take be frozen, it will be necessary to check it for damages.
6.1 Stopping the high pressure washer
C1 Shut off the water supply and activate the trigger of the spray handle and let the machine
run until no more water runs out of the nozzle. This will wash out water hose, high pres-
sure hose, spray lance and nozzles.
C2 Stop the machine,pressing the start/stop switch to position "0".
C3 Unplug the machine from the power supply socket.
IMPORTANT!
To avoid accidents, the electric cable and the high pressure hose should always be wound up
carefully.
C4 Wind up the electric cable on the dedicated cable hook (14).
C5 The high pressure washer comes in two models: A) with hook for storage of high pres-
sure hose (14) - B) with a hose reel (13).
C6 Rinse the spray lance, nozzles and the foam sprayer after use.
C7 Place spray handle, lance, nozzles, foam sprayer in the holders on the high pressure
washer. The nozzle cleaning tool and a Click & Clean brush can also be stored on the
product.
7 Maintenance
See the pictorial quick reference guide - maintenance.
To ensure a long and problem free working life of the high pressure washer, please take the
following advices:
• Wash out water hose, high pressure hose, spray lance and accessory before mounting
• Clean the connectors of dust and sand
• Rinse the detergent bottle and the detergent nozzle
• Clean the nozzle
• Keep the water inlet filter clean and unclogged
Cleaning of the water inlet filter
D1 Clean the water inlet filter regularly once a month or more frequently according to use.
Carefully loosen the filter with a screwdriver and clean it. Check that it is intact before remount-
ing it.
Cleaning of nozzle
A clogging up in the nozzle causes a pump pressure which is too high, why cleaning is re-
quired immediately.
IMPORTANT!
The nozzle cleaning tool (11) should only be used when the nozzle is detached and the ma-
chine is stopped!
D2 Stop the machine and disconnect the nozzle. Clean the nozzle.
D3 Flush the nozzle backwards with water.
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Cleaning of machine vents
D4 The machine should be kept clean so as to let cooling air pass freely through the
machine vents.
Greasing of O-rings
D5 To ensure an easy connection and that O-rings do not dry up the couplings should
be greased regularly.
8 Troubleshooting
To avoid unnecessary disappointments, you should check the following before contacting the Nilfisk ser-
vice organization.
Symptom Cause Recommended action
Machine refuses to
start
Machine not plugged in
Defective socket
Fuse has blown
Defective extension cable
Plug in machine
Try another socket.
Replace fuse. Switch off other machines.
Try without the extension cable.
Fluctuating pressure Pump sucking air
Valves dirty, worn out or stuck
Pump seals worn out
Check that hoses and connections are air-
tight.
Clean and replace or refer to local Nilfisk-
distributor.
Clean and replace or refer to local Nilfisk-
distributor.
Machine stops Fuse has blown
Incorrect mains voltage
Thermal sensor activated
Nozzle partially blocked
Replace fuse. Switch off other machines.
Check that the mains voltage corresponds
to specification on the model tag.
Leave the washer for 5 minutes to cool
down.
Clean the nozzle (see section 7)
Fuse blows Fuse too small Change to an installation higher than the
amp. consumption of the machine.
You may try without the extension cable.
Machine pulsating Air in inlet hose/pump
Inadequate supply of mains
water
Nozzle partially blocked
Water filter blocked
Hose kinked
Allow machine to run with open trigger until
regular working pressure resumes.
Check that the water supply corresponds to
specifications required (see model tag)
NB! Avoid using long, thin hoses (min. 1/2")
Clean the nozzle (see section 7)
Clean the filter (see section 7)
Straighten out hose.
Machine often starts
and stops by itself
Pump/spray handle is leaking Contact your nearest Nilfisk Service Centre.
Machine starts, but no
water comes out
Pump/hoses or accessory
frozen
No water supply
Water filter blocked
Nozzle blocked
Wait for pump/hoses or accessory to thaw.
Connect inlet water.
Clean the filter (see section 7)
Clean the nozzle (see section 7)

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Only Wireless models:
Symptom Cause Recommended action
The orange LED is not
flashing while ready
for pairing
The spray handle is in stand-
by mode
Battery mounted incorrectly or
no power on battery
Press the up/down keys to activate the
spray handle. The orange LED will then
flash and pairing can be made within 2 min.
Dismount the lid and make sure that the
battery is mounted correctly or replace the
battery
The orange LED will
light uninterrupted for
3 Sec and repeated
when pressing up/
down button
Low battery Replace the battery
The green LED is not
lightning when press-
ing the up/down keys
There is no communication
between spray handle and
machine
Point the spray handle towards the machine
or move closer to the machine
In case problems other than the above occur, please contact your local Nilfisk distributor. Local Nilfisk
distributors are listed on the back cover of this instruction.
Customer Service at Penrith – 01768 868995
9 Accessories and detergents
Only use original accessories and detergents. For further information, see www.nilfisk.com.
10 Warranty Conditions
Nilfisk guarantees high pressure washers for domestic use for 2 years. If your high pressure washer or
accessories are handed in for repair, a copy of the receipt must be enclosed.
Guarantee repairs are being made on the following conditions:
• that defects are attributable to flaws or defects in materials or workmanship. (wear and tear
as well as misuse are not covered by the guarantee).
• that the directions of this instruction manual have been thoroughly observed.
• that repair has not been carried out or attempted by other than Nilfisk-trained service staff.
• that only original accessories have been applied.
• that the product has not been exposed to abuse such as knocks, bumps or frost.
• that only water without any impurities has been used.
• that the high pressure washer has not been used for rental nor used commercially in any
other way.
Repairs under this guarantee include replacement of defective parts, exclusive of packing and postage/car-
riage. Besides, we refer to your national law of sale.
The machine should be forwarded to one of the service centres of the Nilfisk organisation with description/
specifi cation of the fault.
Repairs not covered by the guarantee conditions will be invoiced. (I.e. malfunctions due to Causes men-
tioned in section Troubleshooting Chart of the instruction manual).

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11 Main technical Data
Type C 125.4 C 130.2
C-PG 130.2 X-TRA
Electric specifications
Rated voltage V 230-240 230-240
Rated frequency Hz 50 50
Rated power consumption kW 1.7 1.8
Current A 7.5 7.8
Protection class Class I/
Class II Class II Class II
Protection degree IP xx IPX5 IPX5
Hydraulic specifications
Rated pressure MPa/bar 10.0/100 10.5/105
Max. pressure MPa/bar 12.5/125 13.0/130
Rated water flow l/min/l/h 5.8/350 5.8/350
Max. water flow l/min/l/h 8.7/520 8.7/520
Max. water inlet pressure Mpa/bar 1/10 1/100
Max. water inlet temperature °C 40 40
Max. water inlet temp. suction mode °C 20 20
Weight kg 9.0 9.3 (C 130.2)
10.1 (C-PG 130.2 X-TRA)
Hand-arm vibration according to ISO
5349-1:
Standard nozzle
m/s2< 2.5 ±1 < 2.5 ±1
Sound pressure level LpA in accord-
ance with ISO 3744 dB(A) 77.2 ±2 77.2 ±2
Guaranteed sound power level LWA
in accordance with 2000/14/EC dB(A) 92 92
We reserve the right to make alterations.

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12 Declaration of Conformity
We,
Nilfisk A/S
Kornmarksvej 1
DK-2605 Broendby
DENMARK
Hereby solely declare that the product:
Product Description Type
HPW - Consumer
HPW - Consumer w/wireless remote*
230-240 V 1~, 50/60 Hz
– IPX5
Nilfisk C 125.4 / C 130.2 /
C-PG 130.2 X-TRA and accessory
variants of above-mentioned types
Is in compliance with the following standards:
Id and Version Title
EN 60335-1:2012 Household and similar electrical appliances - Safety - Part 1: General
requirements
EN 60335-2-79:2012 Household and similar electrical appliances - Safety - Part 2-79: Particu-
lar requirements for high pressure cleaners and steam cleaners
EN 55014-1:2006+A1:2009
+A2:2011
Electromagnetic compatibility - Requirements for household appliances,
electric tools and similar apparatus - Part 1: Emission
EN 55014-2:1997+A1:2001
+A2:2008
Electromagnetic compatibility - Requirements for household appliances,
electric tools and similar apparatus - Part 2: Immunity - Product family
standard
EN 61000-3-2:2014 (Class B) Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) - Part 3-2: Limits - Limits for harmo-
nic current emissions (equipment input current ≤16 A per phase)
EN 61000-3-11:2000 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) - Part 3-11: Limits - Limitation of vol-
tage changes, voltage fluctuations and flicker in public low-voltage supply
systems, for equipment with rated current ≤75 A per phase and subject
to conditional connection
EN 50581:2012 Technical documentation for the assessment of electrical and electronic
products with respect to the restriction of hazardous substances
*EN 300 440-2 V1.4.1 ERM; Short range devices; Radio equipment to be used in the 1 GHz to
40 GHz frequency range; Part 2: Harmonized EN covering the essential
requirements of article 3.2 of the R&TTE Directive
*EN 301 489-1 V1.9.2 EMC standard for radio equipment and services; Part 1: Common techni-
cal requirements
*EN 301 489-3 V1.6.1 EMC standard for radio equipment and services; Part 3: Specific condi-
tions for Short-Range Devices (SRD) operating on frequencies between
9 kHz and 246 GHz
Following the provisions of:
Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC
EMC Directive 2004/108/EC
RoHS Directive 2011/65/EC
Noise Emission Directive 2000/14/EC – Conformity assessment procedure according to Annex V.
Measured noise level: 77 dB(A); Guaranteed noise level: 92 dB(A)
* R&TTE Directive 1999/5/EC
Hadsund 27-07-2015 Anton Sørensen
Senior Vice President – Global R&D
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